FWIW, I have written some C# bindings for OMP that work on both linux and Windows (and mac I assume). They are very easy to use and would make rewriting some ancient applications quite easy.
https://github.com/brandonprry/openvas-sharp On Tue, 2012-10-30 at 16:29 +0100, Jan-Oliver Wagner wrote: > Hello OpenVAS users, > > I'd be very interested to find out how many users of the OpenVAS Transfer > Protocol > (OTP) we still have. > > This is the protocol offered by the OpenVAS Scanner and in modern OpenVAS > releases > the OpenVAS Manager is the only relevant client. > > Please reply on-list (preferred as it might interest the community in general) > or off-list (if you prefer this) to the following questions in case you are > using > OTP: > > * Have you implemented OTP with your own pograming lanuage and tools or > have you used API elements of openvas-libraries/openvas-scanner for this? > > * Which of the OTP commands did you implement? > > * Which OTP commands do you really need in the future and which > could you drop? > > * Is OTP critical for your activities/processes? > > * Is OMP an alternative for your OTP use case? > > > Your answers will help developers to judge about the future of OTP. > So far it is fully maintained across all stable OpenVAS releases. > But OTP has several drawbacks and design issues and it is desirable > to have a leaner OTP version as well as a new, more advanced, protocol. > > All the best > > Jan > _______________________________________________ Openvas-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://lists.wald.intevation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/openvas-discuss
